Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-28

ANNE M. kelnmuth has bought OF the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co., for $1,000 sub lot "a,
square 2O4 c2Oxl3S6D, on l4th street, between
and streets.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been died as follows: Mary
A. Bartlett to DR.. F. Thomas, part O. SO. s2l !;
81 1876. Fannie R. Thomas TO Jefferson Middleton.
lot 9, block IL whitney Close; 1880. winifred
Thomas to Z. H. Thomas, lot 4, do, do; 3. Fam
E Smith TO J. Vance Lewis. sub II, block 1, Tako-
ma Park; $500. p. J; McIntire to .. Duffy, sub
s sDs Is s. 10 S g. Rda W. to carr 10 r
]; r &kioSaTd, Sub =, s.; ssS; s51aso. A. 4.
D SSss01 s. 70 columbia Heights: s
Jas. McLain to Cornella Devendoff, lot is block
20, DO; 81 4O6;3S. Moses Seg1ns TO Eliza EggIins,
" SSsiiI lot 3, 50. 6sa and d 50. LOU: s. D.
K. Rawlings to same, same property; s.. $. T..
Suit to Catherine Tolson, lot 9, Chichester; 500
50. 74s; $500. W. B. Hopkins to A. j.
Clarke, sub lots "a to 30. 50: aoa; g..
West Washington; s6.O75. Agnes Messer TO c. II.
Gait, LOT s. 81. 10; sS,s7sso. Ii. l. Bosee to ".
blk. 4, Takoma Park; 8. W. c. nm 10 Mary s
Gist ct al, lot IL, Blk. 8, Meridian Hill; $1,000
Ell Emily a. Mo @ae 70 9,; Alice Mpperdnger
Wier, pit l05 d. andS. 5 sub. Mt. Pleasant; sai5.9O
Same 10 Mary V. Heating, pt. l05, do; s1:,5go
Thos. Kirby to b. Beale, sub lots ~ ana 40, So
and u, So. 1857; S2,395.s9. +. j. Rupert -.
Nolland, part s, ST. 5l2; sl.550. ID. d. stone 10 W.
c. Hill, lots ami o. block 20 Meridian Hill; S6 80
j. H. Mari TO George Gator. tenth interest in lots
To l3 and IL TO "a, Cookies Park; $3.50. y. cobb
to Mary A. Power part 4, 81. i'3; sl,a2 ".
and 40, So 9l:,; $500. A. Ii. Lee to c. A. Lamar,
sub lots 80, 81 and 62, So 512; $50. I. Kirby 10
+. j. Diendonne; Mary L. Hodges 10 j. W. Sinclair,
ir oil n lnf- De- tn n
Carpenter TO b. b. Wells, lots TO &, SO. 754
$4,000. j. Z. Padgett 10 Z. ID. Walcott, lot 10,
book 3, Whitney ciose; 81, 800. u. Hermann 10
cut General Life Insurance Go. 10 Anna VI. Rein
muth, sub GA, 50. 2O4; $1,000 Il. j. English 70 T..
j. Hin, sub lot ~, So. 'ai; $500
SUIT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAIL
ROAD.-YeSterday afternoon a suit was entered
against the Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad Co.
by ThOS Maloney for $4,000 damages, alleged 10
have been done his property on street, between
~ and 9th streets, by reason OF the location OF
the round-house, and the noise and smoke there
from. He alleges that his two houses in 1854
rented for $50 per month each, and now for Only
$50 each.
ESCAPED FROM THE WoRKH0UsB.-Wash. Meredith,
the negro, who has Tor "A number OF years given
the police considerable trouble, escaped from the
workhOuSe Tuesday night, where he Was confined
on charge OF carrying deadly weapons. AT the
expiration OF the wOrknouse sentence he was to
have served sentence in ail,which he cid not like
wOrkhOuse, where he could go about during the
day and work at night but he Oh eaded the term OF
close confinement and for that reason said 'good
bye" to his fellow prisoners. He hal by some
means secured q caSe-knife OF which he ma lie saw
and managed to sever the iron bars. He made a
rope OF bed clothing and lowered himself from one
or the upper windows. The police haze been
mott lied but he has net vet been captured.
THE WIPES ANSWER IN D1voRcE surr.-In
the case OF w. Ii. Green agt. Kate Green Ior u
divorce filed september q, 1ss5, the wife filed
to-day an answer denying the charges against her.
and a cross bill. She now asks divorce anu
tie custody OF the children. They Were married
here In september. 1874, and she charges deser-
ton February II, 1Ss2.
The ELKs' TRIBUTE TO Mr.. DowSNG.-At the
close OF the fourth act or ''SpartacuS at the Ma
t1Onal Theater, last night, Nj. Robert L. Downing
was called before the curtain and handsome
floral horseshoe presented TO him on behalf or the
Washington Lodge OF Elks. MIR. Z. Is. Hay made
the presentation speech, and Mr.. Downing III
ungly replied.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAREEr.-One hundred
and eighty-One cattle on the market yesterday
and ali sold TO butchers, as follows: Best sold
from 5A to SIC. per H. good sold from AZ 70 SIC
peT 80 sd S1om soto Ser 10 Sh
and thirty-seven Sheep and lambs on the market.
and all sold as follows: Clipped sheep sold froin
BIZ TO 4s1c. per H.; wooded sheep sold from AZ TO
SIC. per ID; spring lambs sold from TO Zoe. per
To- Thirty cows and calves sold from SIS TO
$40 EACH Market for cattle was brisk. Market for
RoBBERrRs REPORTED. - Theophilus E. Roessle,
Arlington Hotel, reports stolen from his Carriage
a robe, valued at sl5.-Bell Crossman, No. 2I03
9TH street, reports stolen pocket-book, contain
ing sew. +. Guindon, No. 9al street, reports
stolen from his money-drawer s. In cash.
BASE BALI--Farrelrs nine beat Shaw's nine yes
terday, by score OF to B In five innings. Every
thing is In readiness for the opening championship
game at Capital Park this afternoon, when the
Bostons will cross bats with the statesmen. The
same clubs VIII play tmerr0w and saturday:
Metropolitan, O. At adelphla-BrooAlyn, III;
Athletic, 1. At Observation-Disclosures, ); Louis
vile, O. At ST. LouiS-St. Louis, -; Cleveland, 3.
AT Jersey City-Philadelphia IL; Jersey City. q.
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OF INTEREST TO BAcHELoRs.-The young women
OF Newton, n. j., have formed an "Anti-vice"
Society, having for its object the regeneration OF
young men. All members bind themselves TO re-
holic liquors or tobacco In any form, and over
fifty marr1ageable young women have signed such
pledge. The men generally refuse TO submit TO
what they consider an arbitrary rule, and are
seeking social enjoyment in the neighboring vii
lagos. The action OF the women Is the result Of
agitation OF the temperance question.
GoRED BY HEIFER.-MrS. Clayton Crandall
daughter OF Peter b. Crandall while returning
home Monday night, at Ithaca, NY, was attacked
by an angry heifer which was being driven
through the streets. and gored 50 that her recoy.
cry Is doubtful The furious animal knocked her
down, rolled her over and over and stepped upon
her body and face. Three OF the drivers made
good their escape, but Mr.. Clynes and his dog did
effective service In driving on the animal and res
culng the bruised and bleeding woman.
Ex-SRNAToR DAVIS NEW RoAD.-A special 70 the
Baltimore american rom Annapolis, April "a,
says: A certificate or incorporation OF the Balui-
more and Western Railway co. has been filed Tor
record at the executive chamber. The corporation
is formed for the purpose or constructing oper.
beriand, Allegany County, and running thence in
an easteriy direction TO q point at or near Han
cock, Washington County, and thence In as east
erly direction 70 Hagerstown, Washington county.